you captured the figure very well for the water try using a gradient on the water then you can add a light side or shadow side on the water ripple. hope this helps. Cool piece!

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Kira Kun · 2026-07-25T13:36:07.626Z

I have reference for this artwork, but I couldn’t quite render the water as i intended to 😕

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